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Tuesday 19 January 2016
Sunday 13 December 2015
Monday 30 November 2015
Analyse ur Writing style
Got my writing style analysed at iwl.me.
I write like
H. P. Lovecraft
Get your writing analysed too. I don't know how they do it, but it seems rather neat.
I write like
H. P. Lovecraft
Get your writing analysed too. I don't know how they do it, but it seems rather neat.
Saturday 24 October 2015
A deal with life in search of success
It has always been a concern for both the teacher and the learner in any field to find the ‘key’ to success, and both of them try their best , their whole life alluring fruits of glory. But the question lies, if that is the to attain the case then why don’t all learners succeed, although some variations may be there? is no fixed path to success . I The answer is that t t is people variant. It depends on one’s h ere perception about the ideas thrown at him. It depends on one’s interpretation of what the surrounding, the society wants it to do. It depends on one’s decision to go with the change or to be the change. It is as someone said “All birds find shelter during a rain, but an eagle avoids it by flying over the clouds. Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference”. Knowledge of any kind is injected into the great minds of the learner only if he/she finds joy in it. Joy may seem to be small, just a three l etter word to many, but joy in learning is something that motivates you to keep going, fight against all odds and “never back down”, conscious ness of doing such wise things even without one’s . In addition to this, hard work, constant motivation (but not th e same every time) would cover up all the ingredients needed to have the taste of success, both short term s and long term s , in life. The books of the best sellers about the secrets to success or magazines, articles, movies emphasizing on their respective a bility to forecast the path to success revolves around these two things. It is quite clear that if you want to shine like a sun then, first you have to burn like it. Everything in this universe happens for a reason and everything is related to one another in one way or the other. It is only the matter of time that we take to find the appropriate relation. Success lies in finding such a reason, as a justification to our acts. Another point I want to embark it here is that presenting the cause so as to convin ce every opposing forces is as important as finding the reason. As of now you would be wondering why am I not projecting any beautiful illustrious example to assist whatever I had stated, but as I stated earlier , success is people variant. One probable for ’s notion of success may find it to be equally a failure for the other, or it may happen that this notion is just a mere gameplay for the other. common to be used by everyone, namely, planning out the work a However, there are some points that are somewhat nd working out the plan; keeping oneself focused at the goal considering all the deviations related to its achievement . O ne has to always remember that the only mistake is the one from which we learn nothing. I would like to quote some lines from famous pe rsonalities in this matter : ” Do endure a difficult one”, and “ not pray for an easy life pray for the strength to When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it”. Your deal with life for suc cess is that: If you’re searching for that one person that will change your life, take a look at the mirror.
Sunday 28 June 2015
tHe Gre@T INDIAN reserv@TION SYSTEM
sOME QUOTES & MeMes on reservations
(extracted from internet)
Any man worth his salt will stick up for what he believes right, but it takes a slightly better man to acknowledge instantly and without reservation that he is in error.
Manmohan Singh: Sir, I was thinking of sending some Indians to the moon.
Obama: How many?
Manmohan Singh: 100, 35 OBC, 25 SC, 20 ST, 10 minorities, 9 sport factions and 1 astronaut.
Here comes the one extracted from quora, basically a self said story:
"One of the biggest mistake that can be done by a society is to pretend that the problem does not even exist.
Most of the people answering this question would say that they don't discriminate people on the basis of category and all that.
I am one of the SC fellow, who could get admission in one of the IIMs through reservation, but I was not able to make up my mind to join these IIMs through reservation. After consultation with some IIM students I decided to not join IIM with such a low CAT percentile and instead decided to sharpen my skills and utilize my time to improve myself. Now the obvious question would be why ?
Because I have seen the condition of most of the SC students inside IIT. Well, most of the category students come to IIT by scoring half of the required marks, but what make me feel pain is that most of the category students are not able to use this opportunity to uplift themselves and even worse they take reservation as their life time requirement.
Now coming to your question, what happens to most of the SC students inside IIM ? I don't think that it would be very different from IITs.
We all know that there is hardly any PSU that visits any IIM campus, so reservation is not going to help in IIMs. Private firms do not discriminate you on the basis of caste or religion. Of course ! But they do short list people on the basis of their marks in 10th, 12th and graduation degree.
And here comes the problem, most of the SC guys do not have 90+ marks in their 12th class, and even after getting shortlisted, there goes a GD round.
Now you have to compete with people who have excellent communication and verbal skills. Do you really think that some one with 70 percentile score in verbal section can compete with some one, who had 99+ percentile in that section.
Now let's say you cracked GD by God's grace and went to the interview round. Do you think that the Interviewer would not be able to differentiate between a category guy and a normal guy ? Definitely there would be exceptions and a very small portion of SC guys would be the topper of their class, but sadly this is not the reality in most of the cases.
I am not saying that people discriminate category guys, what I am trying to point out is that most of the SC fellows are not prepared enough to utilize all the opportunities available inside IIM campus.
My advice to any category guy would be -
Of course, no one is going to treat you differently, but you should ask yourself - Are you really ready to join these prestigious institutes considering your not so good skills ?
If you are ready to become a below average student then go on choice is yours.
But if you join these institutes on the basis of reservation and turn out to become very successful, then do remember to give something back to your community. You have the responsibility of changing the life of your people.
Update 1 :
I am not anti-reservation.
I support reservation of the people who really deserve it.
Reservation is a means to benefit people who don't have enough resources.
Update 2 :
I won't advise that you should reject your IIM seat just because you are getting it via reservation. For me, it might have been easier decision as I got a decent
job during placement session at IIT(BHU). Of course change is needed, but
you need not to sacrifice yourself completely.
Get a seat inside IIM via reservation( in case you don't have any other option) , work your ass off. Get package in the range of 20-25 Lacs, use this money to uplift your community, and of course ! Buy a flat, a car, or whatever you desire.
Best of luck
Update 3 :
It was a calculated risk taken by me.
My performance in first year was not that good at IIT(BHU), but I worked really hard in 2nd and 3rd year.
I had to work harder than most of the people around me for same pointers. The reason might have been my primary education from a Hindi Medium school.
In first year, I was not able to understand what Profs were teaching because they were using English. So I had to work really hard on my english, and performed really good in 2nd year. As of now, I am among top 20 Percentile of my class.
I just thought I would not let it happen again in IIM. I am learning new skills and improving my self.
Being among top 5-10 percentile of an IIM is my dream. If I had joined IIM at this level of preparation, I know , I would not have been able to reach that mark of top 5 percentile of the batch.
So, I thought- Have some patience, make some contacts in industry.
Also, some of my friends are joining IIM this year, I will remain in contact with those people and try to gather information regarding kind of skills required to perform really exceptionally.
I am not afraid of getting low grades or competition inside IIM, neither do I feel inferior . I am afraid of becoming a mediocre student once again, which my current performance and situation does not allow.
Update 4 :
Some friends are saying that I did not join IIM because I feel inferior.
It's not the reason why I did this. From August 2014, I am going to join a mining firm as a management trainee, I'll prepare for CAT exam while doing my job. This job shall give me sufficient time to improve myself, and also, I would save some money which will be used when I would join IIM. If I want to join IIM via reservation, I can do it anytime I want. So saying that ' rejecting the IIM seat because I am getting it via reservation is my mistake ' is not justified . I am working on myself. I just want to see what my limits are. "
(extracted from internet)
Any man worth his salt will stick up for what he believes right, but it takes a slightly better man to acknowledge instantly and without reservation that he is in error.
Manmohan Singh: Sir, I was thinking of sending some Indians to the moon.
Obama: How many?
Manmohan Singh: 100, 35 OBC, 25 SC, 20 ST, 10 minorities, 9 sport factions and 1 astronaut.
Here comes the one extracted from quora, basically a self said story:
"One of the biggest mistake that can be done by a society is to pretend that the problem does not even exist.
Most of the people answering this question would say that they don't discriminate people on the basis of category and all that.
I am one of the SC fellow, who could get admission in one of the IIMs through reservation, but I was not able to make up my mind to join these IIMs through reservation. After consultation with some IIM students I decided to not join IIM with such a low CAT percentile and instead decided to sharpen my skills and utilize my time to improve myself. Now the obvious question would be why ?
Because I have seen the condition of most of the SC students inside IIT. Well, most of the category students come to IIT by scoring half of the required marks, but what make me feel pain is that most of the category students are not able to use this opportunity to uplift themselves and even worse they take reservation as their life time requirement.
Now coming to your question, what happens to most of the SC students inside IIM ? I don't think that it would be very different from IITs.
We all know that there is hardly any PSU that visits any IIM campus, so reservation is not going to help in IIMs. Private firms do not discriminate you on the basis of caste or religion. Of course ! But they do short list people on the basis of their marks in 10th, 12th and graduation degree.
And here comes the problem, most of the SC guys do not have 90+ marks in their 12th class, and even after getting shortlisted, there goes a GD round.
Now you have to compete with people who have excellent communication and verbal skills. Do you really think that some one with 70 percentile score in verbal section can compete with some one, who had 99+ percentile in that section.
Now let's say you cracked GD by God's grace and went to the interview round. Do you think that the Interviewer would not be able to differentiate between a category guy and a normal guy ? Definitely there would be exceptions and a very small portion of SC guys would be the topper of their class, but sadly this is not the reality in most of the cases.
I am not saying that people discriminate category guys, what I am trying to point out is that most of the SC fellows are not prepared enough to utilize all the opportunities available inside IIM campus.
My advice to any category guy would be -
Of course, no one is going to treat you differently, but you should ask yourself - Are you really ready to join these prestigious institutes considering your not so good skills ?
If you are ready to become a below average student then go on choice is yours.
But if you join these institutes on the basis of reservation and turn out to become very successful, then do remember to give something back to your community. You have the responsibility of changing the life of your people.
Update 1 :
I am not anti-reservation.
I support reservation of the people who really deserve it.
Reservation is a means to benefit people who don't have enough resources.
Update 2 :
I won't advise that you should reject your IIM seat just because you are getting it via reservation. For me, it might have been easier decision as I got a decent
job during placement session at IIT(BHU). Of course change is needed, but
you need not to sacrifice yourself completely.
Get a seat inside IIM via reservation( in case you don't have any other option) , work your ass off. Get package in the range of 20-25 Lacs, use this money to uplift your community, and of course ! Buy a flat, a car, or whatever you desire.
Best of luck
Update 3 :
It was a calculated risk taken by me.
My performance in first year was not that good at IIT(BHU), but I worked really hard in 2nd and 3rd year.
I had to work harder than most of the people around me for same pointers. The reason might have been my primary education from a Hindi Medium school.
In first year, I was not able to understand what Profs were teaching because they were using English. So I had to work really hard on my english, and performed really good in 2nd year. As of now, I am among top 20 Percentile of my class.
I just thought I would not let it happen again in IIM. I am learning new skills and improving my self.
Being among top 5-10 percentile of an IIM is my dream. If I had joined IIM at this level of preparation, I know , I would not have been able to reach that mark of top 5 percentile of the batch.
So, I thought- Have some patience, make some contacts in industry.
Also, some of my friends are joining IIM this year, I will remain in contact with those people and try to gather information regarding kind of skills required to perform really exceptionally.
I am not afraid of getting low grades or competition inside IIM, neither do I feel inferior . I am afraid of becoming a mediocre student once again, which my current performance and situation does not allow.
Update 4 :
Some friends are saying that I did not join IIM because I feel inferior.
It's not the reason why I did this. From August 2014, I am going to join a mining firm as a management trainee, I'll prepare for CAT exam while doing my job. This job shall give me sufficient time to improve myself, and also, I would save some money which will be used when I would join IIM. If I want to join IIM via reservation, I can do it anytime I want. So saying that ' rejecting the IIM seat because I am getting it via reservation is my mistake ' is not justified . I am working on myself. I just want to see what my limits are. "
Monday 2 July 2012
Life...
Life…………
Life is Beautiful.......there could be nothing simpler than that.
Life is noticing the subtle things, the butterfly fluttering, the cuckoo singing, the rain drops falling, the flowers blossoming.
Life is a rainbow that harnesses our dreams within the bounty of its colours………..
Each second, each minute, each hour and day is but a little life to be enjoyed as the most beautiful thing.
Life is acknowledging the Supreme Being.
Life is the enthusiasm that envelops us all………..
Life is being proud of our nation, its progress, and its achievements.
Life is to be lived, to be enjoyed and to be laughed with.
Life is sharing of the sorrows and about finding pleasure in pain…
Life is about feelings, love, thoughts, empathies…….
A SERIES OF MOMENTS ………...
THAT’S LIFE…………
RUDRA
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